Crossword Clue: Hearst book division
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- "The Wire" druglord Barksdale
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- Sir Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of ___
- Type of lady
- This company rings a bell
- Scentini fragrance maker
- Skin care brand
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- Skin So Soft brand
- "Skin So Soft" company pitched to in the later seasons of "Mad Men"
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- "Thou soft-flowing" stream of literature
- What makes consumers blush?
- What Shakespeare was the Bard of
- Second-largest direct-sales company
- Tennessee States ___ Williams campus
- Seller of Anew skin care products
- Seller of Haiku perfume
- Sen. McGovern's birthplace in S.D.
Recent Usage of Hearst book division in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 21, 1999
